Japanese Scientist Building "Space Jellyfish"
By: Nina Sen, Life's Little Mysteries Contributor
Date: 23 January 2013 Time: 01:46 AM ET
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Professor Yoichiro Kawaguchi at the University of Tokyo is working on constructing a jellyfish that can pulsate and elicit emotions. Kawaguchi ultimately wants the jellyfish to be capable of space travel. At this point, it's not headed to space, but rather an artistic interpretation of what a jellyfish in space might look like.
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